What's up with Cindy?: Now to relax!

It's been a while since I've updated my blog, but so much has happened! I now have a beautiful daughter-in-law! God is so good! David's and Eva's wedding was absolutely beautiful. It was at a small church on Mooresville Road near Athens called Isom's Chapel. Everything went as planned. The ceremony was so sweet. They went to Charleston, SC for their honeymoon. While they were driving back, we (four parents, Rachel, and their friends Andrew, Magan, and Spring) moved their stuff into their new apartment in Tuscaloosa. And oh, they do have the stuff! Their friends decorated their apartment for their welcome home and did a fantastic job. Way to go guys!

I had a treatment Monday after the wedding. I had postponed it during the month of May since so much was going on. The treatment went well. Since I have still been extremely tired, my doctor gave me a steroid to take to hopefully increase my energy. It's just a small dose so there shouldn't be any of the harmful side effects that come with taking steroids. It's been helping. I've had more energy and have been able to do more this week. Of course, I'm also wondering if it's because I'm out of school. I might go without it for a few days next week to just see if that's the case. I'll be sure to update.

It's been so nice having the month of May and the first part of June behind me! Like I said earlier, so much happened! Eva graduated from Alabama on May 5; Rachel's Senior Piano Recital was May 12; Rachel's combined piano recital was May 13; Rachel graduated May 22; the last day of school for me was May 31; David's and Eva's rehearsal and rehearsal dinner was June 1; their wedding was June 2; my treatment was June 4; we moved them in June 9. Now I can relax, and that's just what I've been doing. Part of my relaxation has involved doing some house cleaning, but that's okay. I haven't felt up to doing it for a long time. I'm doing it at my pace. If it doesn't get completely done, life will go on. I've learned to prioritize. I enjoy having a clean house, but it's not huge on the list. It can't be. While Rachel is still home, she and I can do it together. Once she leaves, that won't be the case. God still loves me even when my house is a mess! So if you come for a visit, you'll just have to forgive me. God already has.